
These 33 episodes also have scenes that play out that aren't shown in the TV counterparts of the episodes, making them exclusive to the game. It likely came out somewhere in January 2010.Īs of October 2017, the game is no longer available on the Cbeebies website simply because it was too old for the website to support any longer.Īccording to what people know about the game, it contained all 91 of the episodes from the show, with over a third of the episodes being altered to let the player choose what words to spell with the select Alphablocks. It was heavily based on the Alphablocks show, and some of the episodes are retrofitted to be interactable to the player. A placeholder name will be put in the page until an official name is announced.Īlphablocks Game was a game people would play on the official Cbeebies website.

The episodes last for 1–3 minutes.This page has a conjectural name. There are 26 episodes, one for each letter in the alphabet. After the words, the same Alphablock animation will play a second time. After that, three words will be spelled with that letter, and a little scene will play that has something to do with that word. Įach and every episode will begin with the letter doing something, with the narrator describing it.

Prank (words with beginning and ending blends).Crash (short vowel A onomatopoeic words).Fair (trigraphs AIR, EAR, and URE, and digraph ER).The Cat sat on the Mat (AT word family).

Hill (double consonants LL, SS, and FF).Glow (short vowels O and U OW making the long O sound).They live in Alphaland and embark on adventures relating to word concepts. The show follows the Alphablocks, block characters who represent each letter of the alphabet. It was commissioned by the British Broadcasting Corporation.

The programme was created by Joe Elliot and produced by Alphablocks Ltd (Magic Lantern in series 1) with Blue Zoo. Blue Zoo Animation Studio (uncredited, credited in specials)Īlphablocks is a British animated television programme for preschoolers that debuted on CBeebies on 25 January 2010.
